Flat Oak
Oak fitting piece
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Customized for IKEA Method Base cabinet, Wall cabinet, Tall cabinet, and Wardrobe
Made in Sweden
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 120cm, 160cm, 180cm, 200cm, and 240cm x 20cm
Material: Oak
Surface Treatment: Matte varnish and Hard wax oil
Design Series: Flat Oak
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Fitting strip in oak (B20 cm)
Fitting strip in Flat Oak – for a neat and uniform finish
Fitting strips are used to cover gaps between the carcass and wall or ceiling, creating a seamless whole in the kitchen. You choose the fitting strip's length and then cut it to the desired width and height for a perfect fit.
If longer fitting strips are needed, join them where two doors meet for a discreet transition.
The fitting strips have a thickness of 19 mm, the same as the fronts, allowing installation flush with them. Even above wall and tall cabinets, a horizontal fitting strip can give a sleek and framed feel.
Assembly tip:
Measure and cut the fitting strip to the correct height and width.
Attach a batten or support strip to the back of the fitting strip and mount it to the carcass by screwing from the inside. An alternative is to first attach the batten to the carcass and then glue the fitting strip for a sturdy installation.